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Bethesda you know what you are buying into, and at least, it is a simple transaction. You know the game will run like ^$^@% for a while, if not for good.. You
by ilc 3y ago
Bethesda you know what you are buying into, and at least, it is a simple transaction.
You know the game will run like ^$^@% for a while, if not for good.. You know the modders will fix it, and smart folks will wait for the sales on their titles, because by the time they go on sale, they'll be well supported by mods, and less buggy.
So.. I'd keep them clear of the other sleazoids ;).
- brucethemoose2 3y agoI see the sentiment a lot, but its not really that simple. - The majority of BGS players plays without the unnofficial patch, much less other mods to fix the game. - In exchange for all that I feel you got masterful worldbuilding and some gem side quests to discover, but I think that factor is diminishing over time. The writing in Starfield, in particular, is really bad, and it doesn't seem like the little gems are sprinkled with enough frequency to make up for it. And there is no excuse of "this was a rushed lemon MMO side project" like 76, Starfield is supposed to be BGS at their best. - This kind of exchange is not unique anymore, as BGS is no longer the only giga action RPG on the block. You could say the same thing about ME Andromeda and Asscreed Odyssey, for instance, but I feel the filler/reward ratio is much higher in those games.
- ilc 3y agoPersonally, I enjoy CP2077, and the mods there at least as much as FO4. Once again, it is knowing what you are buying into to. I held off on Starfield. After hearing about some of the clusterfsck that the development had been... I hope it has a redemption arc.